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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1903
Page
2
The Daily Standard announces subscription details and mailing options from Ogden Utah. It states annual rates, word limits for communications, and directs advertisers to place business directly with Ogden or approved agencies.
The text discusses the discrepancy between the almanac full moon date and the actual lunar timing around the vernal equinox. It notes European time differences, the moon’s real phase, and how the almanac can misreport feast timing, with a specific example referencing an upcoming Sunday after April 1.
Chief Hagineer Hood accuses Southhern Paving of misleading reports and fake dispatches to undermine Silk Lake project. He says officials failed to present foundation problems and constructions showings, while the Standard defends its coverage of the construction mishaps and media portrayals.
A fragmented reminiscence reflects on aging and the fading vitality of great minds. The text recalls Voltaire, Bacon, Aristotle, and others, noting how ambition and productivity shift with age and time. It contrasts youthful accomplishments with later disappointments and the search for meaning in advanced years.
A fragmentary reminiscence discusses how slang shapes urban speech in New York's Tenderloin, noting misheard phrases and the danger of misinterpretation. It reflects on scholars defending vernacular dialogue as cultural proof and debates on decoding coded phrases.
The piece notes Holy Week observances at St Joseph’s church and related Catholic services, with festive decorations and music described as particularly splendid. It mentions social events from the Jolly club including visits, card afternoons, and hosting of members, plus a scheduled meeting at 8:30 p.m. and notes on expected attendees and arrangements in Ogden.
Miss Pry Kulprusid Mion Nau Wry hosted a social evening on Wednesday night inviting guests to a dining room luncheon after informal business. Alfred Nelson acted as chaplain while Mrs. Nyren hosted May date guests Evelyn Thomas and Mrs WN Bowes, with Bath Like residents attending a party styled event.
An Evangelical Zion congregation plans a May concert at the Congregational church featuring piano works by Alma Bauer and Liezie Greiner, violin solo by Ola Wehrend, vocal selections, and a Trovatore aria. Performers include Robert Linderman, Mary Ti, and Mrs Blanah Leavitt, with continued listings noted.
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